Raindoll: Topic: Can a Fair Folk noble have one of his retainers attune his daiklave for him?

2005-01-23T21:06:03Z

Topic: Can a Fair Folk noble have one of his retainers attune his daiklave for him?

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== Can a Fair Folk noble have one of his retainers attune his daiklave for him? ==

1/23/05, 12:43 PM [http://forum.rpg.net/showpost.php?p=3433552&postcount=11 rpg.net post]

I'm trying not to post on this stuff. It seems like people actually wind up less confused when I don't. ^_^

That said!

I wanted most well-established noble raksha to have a worker or warrior in their retinue who hangs out with the behemoths in their stable. And a guy, maybe a tall thin entertainer like the Lucien in Sandman, who lives in the occult library and manages the spells. I also wanted the attunement costs for behemoths and stuff to be reasonable for both Exalted and raksha, despite the vastly different Essence pools. I didn't make it obligatory, 'cause the Wyld is wide and varied, so I just tried to make that the smart thing to do.

There's no special rules for attuning Wyld artifacts. So don't assume you can whip up a daiklave and have someone else pay the attunement cost. ^_^

That said, either an artifact is made by the ST or made by a player with ST approval, right?

So if everyone thinks it's cool to have a Hephaestus-type worker in your freehold who manages and attunes the daiklaves and superheavy^H^H^H^H^Hlight gossamer plate, then cool. Just make sure that there's a downside, 'cause there's no rule that Fair Folk artifacts are better than Creation artifacts. ^_^

Rebecca

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Raindoll: Topic: Can a Fair Folk noble have one of his retainers attune his daiklave for him?